331 Avenue of the Americas
also 10 Cornelia Street | West Village | built 1941
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The city photographed every building for its tax records around 1940 and again in the 1980s. NYC Municipal Archives.
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- 1939
Architect Theodore Feinberg designs a one-story addition to the Varitype Building at 10 Cornelia Street
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In 1939 Chatco Corporation, which had owned the lot since 1933, hired the architect Theodore R. Feinberg to design a one-story brick building here. It runs through the block between Cornelia Street and Sixth Avenue and was built as an extension of the neighboring Varitype Building at 2 Cornelia Street. Work continued into 1941, and the Cornelia Street facade was later resurfaced in alternating bands of light and dark brick.
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